[Tlhingan-hol] Noun cases

[David Trimboli]

I was listing the noun cases of Klingon, and I can't find all the 
terminology I want.

So far I have the following list:

locative/lative (-Daq)
ablative (-vo')
causal (-mo')
dative (-vaD)
genitive (-)

I postulate the existence of a "null case" for genitive because when a 
noun acts in a genitive fashion (the first noun of a noun-noun 
construction), it cannot decline into another case.

I'm stuck on -'e', though. Looking through Wikipedia's list of 
grammatical cases 
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_grammatical_cases> I cannot find 
anything that obviously refers to the function seen by the "subject" of 
a to-be construction, or by the {SuvwI''e'} in {qIbDaq SuvwI''e' SoH Dun 
law' Hoch Dun puS} in Star Trek V. Does anybody know whether linguists 
have a name for this topic case?

Is there a case that combines the functions of locative (in/on/at) and 
lative (to, into)?

Have I missed any other cases that aren't type 5 noun suffixes?

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